Telecommunications
 
Patch Antenna with L-shaped Probe
L型探針平面天線
 
Principal Investigator
Professor LUK, Kwai Man 陸貴文 教授 [ Profile ]
Head and Professor (Chair) of Electronic Engineering , Department of Electronic Engineering
China
ZL99211009.2
3 Mar 2000
granted
US
6,593,887
15 Jul 2003
granted
Stage of Technology Transfer: fundamental R&D product level
Research Area: Telecommunications

Abstract
In this communication and information era, high speed and wide bandwidth wireless communications system are highly demanded. Undoubtedly, antennas play a crucial role in the systems. A novel feeding technique by using L-shaped probe was invented. Through this technique, the inherited narrow bandwidth problem of conventional planar antenna can be solved. As a result, wide band antennas that can be operated at GSM, PCS, CDMA, UMTS, or multibands with specific characteristics such as dual-polarized radiation have been designed. Due to low fabrication cost and simple structure, the antennas have very good market value. A company has been set up in Yantai, Shandong of PRC to manufacture and market the antennas.

Features
• Both the bandwidth and gain can be improved substantially compared to the conventional microstrip antennas with a thin substrate
• Can be designed for circular polarization radiation
• Simple in design and low fabrication cost

Applications
• Base station antennas for Personal Communication Systems

Contact Information
Mr H Y Wong
Director, Technology Transfer Office
City University of Hong Kong
83 Tat Chee Avenue
Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel : (852) 2788 8428
Fax : (852) 2788 9119
Email : hy.wong@cityu.edu.hk

 
Indoor base station antenna
 
Outdoor dual polarized base station antenna
• CityU Today (Jun 2003)
• CityU Today Issue No. 8 (Aug 2001)
• Wireless Communications Research Centre of CityU
• Yantai HiGain-HiTech Co. Ltd. - an associated company of CityU
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